Penn Professor Authors Book On Raising Daughters That Were Jocks
On Mothers Day, we turn to fathers or at least one father with a new memoir, Daddy's Little Goalie, recalling raising two daughters involved in sports.
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On Mothers Day, we turn to fathers or at least one father with a new memoir, Daddy's Little Goalie, recalling raising two daughters involved in sports.
The Philadelphia 76ers will be loose and relaxed when they come to Miami for Game 5 of an Eastern Conference first-round series against the Heat on Wednesday night.
Though a public vote is still seven months away and the National Football League is in a deep labor freeze, a new poll finds that 53 percent of New Jersey voters support allowing legal sports betting at Atlantic City's casinos and at the state's horse tracks.
Rickie Ricardo of the Phillies Beisbol Network joined Angelo and the Morning Team on Monday to discuss Angelo's appearance on the Phillies Beisbol Network on Saturday, April 2.
Tom McCarthy, Phillies TV play-by-play broadcaster, talks to Angelo and Morning Team.
Tastykakes are making a comeback at the Phillies' ballpark this season.
March Madness gets underway in earnest today. Temple takes on Penn State at 2:10 in Tempe, Ariz. while many of us are supposed to be at work. What's a fan, or manager, to do?
Anxious about your brackets? Watching every game? Check into games, score points, root for your team and talk smack to your buddies with CBS Philly's latest mobile application: Shout Sports!
By Bill Campbell: Most baseball people believe that pitching is really the name of the game and that the Phillies should simply breeze through the season. But the game also involves bats and gloves and players who are pretty good at using those tools.
By Andy Wheeler: So I'm going to be that writer. I'm going to write the article about what I'm thankful for. And I'll aim it towards sports.
By Bill Campbell: It has been pointed out that the Eagles scored 4 touchdowns the other night in the first quarter before the Redskins made a first down.
By Bill Campbell: The World Series, featuring two teams from Texas and California, will not stimulate too many fans east of Chicago. But the Rangers and the Giants do produce much food for thought.
By Spike: There's more attention on the NBA this season than I can remember there being for quite a number of years.
Many area athletic organizations are requiring parents to sign a code of conduct form promising they will behave themselves in the stands during games or their child will not be able to play the sport.
Like golf and live in the Philadelphia area? Well, luck has it that you're only a short drive away from numerous golf courses.
We present to you the perfect panacea: The Detroit Lions. And the perfect solution, Michael Vick.
